DIY FLOWER CANDLES- Are they safe to burn

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[@wdziecznawanda]

Seeing those dried flowers I had the same doubts about safety. Thank you for that video!

[@JusNik]

They burn safe so far as long as they are tiny pieces of dried flowers

[@adhd_alchemy]

Assuming you have product liability insurance, you should check your policy to ensure there aren't any stipulations against certain candle embellishments. Some won't cover candles with dried flowers or crystals.
If you don't have insurance, eek. Even the most well made candle could result in a claim 😬

[@eliemarylarosa373]

I have tested a lot of candle to the extreme and nothing has caught on fire. I always put them in a glass jar with a little water just incase and have left them for hours and nothing has happened. I'm not saying you should do it. I will always burn them inside a cute glass with a little water just for safety but I can honestly say nothing has happened to me.

[@adhd_alchemy]

Water would make a candle fire worse. It's like how adding water to a grease fire makes it get larger.